Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-04
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
SATURDAY. JUNE, f. 1887.
LOCAL NEWS.

Warrants until presented to the treas ure for payment do not bear interest Parties in possession of the same or hay ing the same ID the office or the poerd of superyisors should take note and govern themselves accordingly,
 Mir. Charles Fl. Evans. who represents Preston and Company, bankers of Chi oago. has purchased the COchise county bonds, The price is considerable above par, but the exact figures are not known st present,-Epltaph.
 Charlie Smith. the express messenger who was dynRmited out of hIs car by the tram robbers, has been by Wells, Fargo & Co, presented with an elegant gold watch and chain, suitably inscribed n recognition of bis services on that eventtul occasion.
 We elsewhere publish a notice to con- tractors and builders, pertaining to the building of the Indian school to be erected under the auspices of the Pres byterian church. The plans and speci- ficstions can be seen st the office of NIT. Walker, Supt. of the Narrow Gauge Railroad Co.
 Doves by scores. are daily killed in the harvest fields south of town. These birds are at present nesting ard IL IS 6 pity to destroy them. Many of the young being by the killing of the old birds left to die of starvation ID the nest. Their flesh at thIs time of the year is neither pslstsble nor healthful.
 MT, s, Snyder, the efficient clerk of the board of supervisors, leaves to- morrow on a two days !aunt to. .Tubsc, "Jack" IS quite a favorite with every body with whom he comes m contact The last session of the board worked him exceedingly hard. but 8 two days vacation will find him at his post as smiling and accommodating as ever.
 Mir. Phil Crovst, proprietor of the San Xavier, and by the way one of the most enterprIsing and popular of hosts, has decided to run herdic to and from the town to his hotel. free of charge tc all guests. This will commence Sun. day morning, May 29th. Any one de, sirlng to take dinner st the hotel will bt called for and returnedsto their homes or places of business free of transports, ton.
 AL LII nAOAC hAA44Ook dh thing known within the mRteris med ica for the Rllevi8tion of pain and re- lief of distress is to be had. The kindly advice given by the doctor IS alone worth the price of medicine. A child can purchase drugs at his store with a. much safety and security as can ifs par ents. This is one secret of his success. Fresh drugs and reliably prepared sub scriptions IS his notices.
 Lieutenant Gushing, of the Smithso- nian Institution, at Washington has re- gently unesrthed SD ancient temple with m three miles of Tempe MsrIcopB county, which was found entombed the remains of three hundred beings, amongst which was one of child with the image of s dog beside it. The skel- etons are in R state of perfect preser- vstion, and so are the many objects of pottery which the priests used Tn their worship, The age of the ruIns date back probably 1,700 years. Mir. Cush- ing considers it a very valuable one. Journal Miner,
 A man named Frazer, the village blacksmith at Carlisle, was killed near that place on last Saturday by one Jack SOIL II sCGu5 luhL tut AhkhcI etul Frazer a note requesting him to come out to his (JBckson's) place; as he wanted to see him on business. Frazer com piled with his request, going unarmed, when, for unknown reasons, he wss shot and killed by Jackson. The sot Is regarded as cold blooded murder. Jackson fed to the mountains, after com mitting the deed, but has sent word to the officers that he intends giving him self up in few d5ys.-Clfton Clarion.
 NogRles is to have a new postmaster Judge James T. Griffith is the appointee. The official mantle could not fall on the shoulders of better man and the good people of Nogales have reason for con gratulations, But with Rll his virtues and good graces the Judge has one fail ing-he still persists Tn being a demo crat. The writer of this has been Rc- quainted with him ever since his ar rival in the territory, and barring the weakness above noted, has always known him to be an honorable, concientIous and temperate man. A good citizen, B wIse counceller and s tip-top justice of the peace. The Judge IS in town to- day looking for the necessary bonds men which were secured es soon as his wants became known.